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The plug has been pulled on a contentious planning proposal aimed at helping to fund a hall at the heart of an Easter Ross community.

Inverness-born forensic anthropologist Dame Sue Black also received an honorary doctorate at the ceremony.

BT should be leading the way for flexible working and they should be trying their hardest to keep their skilled and loyal workforce.

An acclaimed Black Isle museum is gearing up for a rousing end to the year – but will first this weekend be taken over by Easter Ross pupils.

The woman who represents King Charles in Ross-shire had the opportunity to get together with her team as two new deputies received their commissions.

CCTV footage from Dalneigh and other parts of Inverness is being inspected in a bid to track down two men.

Police hunt pair thought to have Merseyside links as they investigate killing of Inverness man Ross MacGillivray

He subjected his victims to terrifying attacks – and now awaits sentence next month.

During the First World War (1914–1918), lifeboats launched 1808 times and saved 5332 lives.

A greeny granny from the Black Isle hopes to "speak the truth the King wasnt allowed to" if elected to Westminster.